Igor Aleksandrovich Burganov (born July 14, 1973 , Moscow ) is a sculptor , Honored Artist of the Russian Federation , Ph.D. Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts [1] . Professor at the International Academy of Architecture, architect, jeweler. The son of the sculptor Alexander Burganov .
| Igor Burganov | ||
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| Date of Birth | July 14, 1973 (aged 46) | |
| Place of Birth | Moscow , USSR | |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia | |
| Genre | sculpture | |
| Study | Moscow State Pedagogical University named after S.G. Stroganova | |
| Awards | Honored Artist of the Russian Federation | |
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Sculptural works
- 3 Carpets
- 4 notes
- 5 Literature
- 6 References
Biography
Lives and works in Moscow. He studied at the Moscow secondary art school . He graduated from the Moscow State Art and Industrial University named after S. G. Stroganov .
Igor Burganov conducts a lot of scientific work, has published a number of articles in specialized journals, is the author of books and textbooks on art history.
Laureate of the Moscow Architecture Prize for the implementation of his concept of the Blue Bird residential area [2] together with the architect Lyutomsky Nikolai Vadimovich. Defended - Ph.D. degree in art history, dissertation on the topic “Small museums at the end of the 20th century” [3] . In 2003, by decree of President Putin V.V. [4] he was awarded the title Honored Artist of the Russian Federation . Professor MGHPU them. S. G. Stroganova and Professor at the International Academy of Architecture .
I. A. Burganov led and took a direct part in the team of authors to create:
- the monument “A. S. Pushkin ”in Washington (USA);
- compositions "Pushkin and Natalie" on the Old Arbat in Moscow;
- the monument “Russian Citizens of Russia”, in the area of Quante-Liege (Belgium) [5] ;
- sculptural composition “Bird of Happiness” in front of the Moscow Choral Synagogue;
- the monument “F. Gnesina ”on Povarskaya Street in Moscow.
- monument "Khimans who gave their lives for their homeland 1941-1945"
Participant and organizer of major international exhibitions in Switzerland (“UN in Geneva” - 2004), in Belgium (“Burganov's House in Brussels” - 2004), in France (“Tradition” Paris - 2007).
Sculptural work
City sculpture "Blue Bird"
Monument to Russian soldiers in Belgium. Quante, 2001.
Portrait of Emperor Nicholas II. Bronze. 73x52x24 cm. 1987.
Portrait of Patriarch Alexy II. 2000. Bronze. 70x35x35 cm
Portrait of Dmitry Donskoy
Portrait of Tyutchev F.I.
Portrait of Oksana. Marble. 52x30x25 cm
Commemorative plaque of Fedorova T.V.
Upcoming. Gypsum. 205x100 cm. 1998
Plaque A.I. Gorgolyuk sculptor Burganov I.A.
Khimki monument to those who gave their lives for their homeland sculptor I. Burganov
Sculpture "Horse" city of Bronnitsy
Carpets
Notes
- ↑ Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts
- ↑ Laureate of the Moscow Architecture Prize for the implementation of his concept of the Blue Bird residential area
- ↑ Thesis on the topic “Small museums at the end of the 20th century”.
- ↑ Decree of President Putin V.V. on conferring the title "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation" Archival copy of October 29, 2013 on the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Monument to “Russian Citizens of Russia”, in the Quanté-Liege region (Belgium) (Unavailable link) . Date of treatment March 3, 2014. Archived October 17, 2014.
Literature
- A. Burganov, V. Vanslov, T. Malinina, S. Orlov, Yu. Smolenkova | Igor Burganov. - M .: White City, 2007. - S. 47. - ISBN 978-5-7793-1394-0 .
- Igor Burganov. | Museum in the XXI century. | Theory, experience, practice. - M .: Museum "Burganov's House", 2007. - S. 330. - ISBN 5-9901014-1-4 .
- Igor Burganov. | Tips for beginners. Portrait in a sculpture. - Moscow, 2005. - P. 63. - ISBN 5-902153-17-4 .
- Igor Burganov. | Modern carpet. | Materials of the international scientific conference. - Baku - Moscow, 2013 .-- S. 162. - ISBN 978-5-904847-08-1 .